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Qi in many cases does not distinguish variadic functions from fixed-arity functions. We may be able to infer the appropriate arity in practice, and apply these functions to a specific number of arguments instead of an arbitrary number, as this would be faster.
This could be done by building a table of known arities of built-in APIs that would be available to the compiler, and there may be other, generally-applicable, ways as well.
Qi in many cases does not distinguish variadic functions from fixed-arity functions. We may be able to infer the appropriate arity in practice, and apply these functions to a specific number of arguments instead of an arbitrary number, as this would be faster.
This could be done by building a table of known arities of built-in APIs that would be available to the compiler, and there may be other, generally-applicable, ways as well.
See also:
Compiler Optimizations
Optimizations
Next Optimizations
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